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CVE-2018-10088 is an unauthenticated stack-based buffer overflow in the HTTP login handling of Xiongmai uc-httpd 1.0.0, used in Xiongmai-derived DVR, NVR, and IP-camera products. An overlong login username supplied to the HTTP login interface can overflow memory during request processing. The issue is distinct from CVE-2017-16725. Although a widely circulated proof of concept is reported to cause only a crash, exploitation research has demonstrated that firmware-specific code execution can be achieved by corrupting relevant control data and redirecting execution to attacker-controlled data.
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A known vulnerability affecting Xiongmai NVR/IP camera HTTP servers, with public exploit code available; discussed as a likely 7777-Botnet infection vector and noted as previously associated with other botnets.
A Xiongmai authentication buffer overflow vulnerability with public exploits, highlighted as a likely 7777-Botnet infection vector and previously associated with other botnets.
A remote buffer overflow in the HTTP login handling of Xiongmai uc-httpd/Sofia (username/password processing). Public PoCs are described as crash-only, while the author claims to have developed a working RCE technique by overwriting a function pointer and jumping into a predictable global buffer.
A remote buffer overflow in the HTTP login handling of Xiongmai uc-httpd/Sofia (username/password processing). Public PoCs are described as crash-only, while the author claims to have developed a working RCE technique by overwriting a function pointer and jumping into a predictable global buffer.
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